Happy Halloween! Phish covers “The White Album” 10/31/94

After starting the first set with “Frankenstein” the crowd at the 4,700-capacity Glens Falls Civic Center was treated to a lovely “Harpua” among other songs, before the band took a short set break. During the gap, the audience awaited eagerly for what would be a “musical costume”… the band had promised to play a full album in its entirety as voted by the fans subscribed to their snail mail newsletter.

As the band took the stage for the second set, the PA played the intro of Pink Floyd’s “Speak to Me” only to be cut short by Ed Sullivan’s famous “Ladies and gentlemen, The Beatles!” From there, Phish ran through all 28 songs of The White Album… This now infamous Glens Falls show, with an additional third set of Phish original songs, didn’t end until almost 3:30am…